Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-13

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Ths folowinR tIeefive aGe-rs Of
kai1sef Ledge No. II. ]. o. o r, we're
iusfalad Tuesday esenine. By D. D.
Grand Master David M4Rnnt: II. v.
Mailer. y O.: r. Raediesr, v. 9 q A.
Il saruaek, r. g.; A. 3. LeEake, P. q;
A. =. Hnska. Treasurer. There viii b.
Installation Of several aBpaintivs en-
esrs aiss, whose nMmea have not e. vet
bsen announced.
Fos EAsrERxKRs TO READ "A. Ashlev
broaght % ta,s EN- = this morning some
specimens OF vIid strawberry plants
Uhien we're due up on tie prairie. AZ a
yaausry specimen u what WashinRto1
Territory viii pro1aee this takes the
iead. The plants have blossoms and
berries. and look like boss found in the
months OF Nav and June Mr. Asnley
says the prairie IL covered With plants
There are number OF people living 90
The Oil Who hags cultivated plants on
which are berries as large as . pea.
This viii Be pleasant Feadine 70 people
Who i've Ia The Ice bound Eesk.-Tsle-
CRASH.
From q eentieman Who has been en-
arme "A 49, -
the grade Of she Little Skooknm aud
81 SOP railroads. Wc learn that these
roads are being rapidly built. TIE
Saieop railroad is working about $50
u on the grade at present. They
lave made preliminary surveys. 90 il is
sid, on she grade, and will bald their
n I'D on 20 0fay'a HarboF a. rapidly
II oan Be done With their present force.
which is 10 be greatly increased AZ soon
as the weather m0derats4 Both roads
have track laid and are running trains
for about six miles from tide water on
PaQet Sound. Neither are af present
laying track, but are doing the most
work on grading and on trsstle work.
In the meanwhile they are running
several logging camps and quitting
large numbers OF logs In the water
daily. Work on the contract extending
the railway 80 far 70 Elma must be be
gun before March 1st Wages co the
tso roads are nominal, being en- one
$50 per month and board. and on the
1ther t2 per day, while charge Of IS
per week IL made for board. Our in
fOgmaHt says that the ultimate teFmi
nus Of both roads will be some point on
GrAy's Harb0r not yet decided upon
Both roads are standard gage, and only
steel rails are used. The news thar
either or both Of these roads ia 10 be
immediately completed 10 Grsy's HAr-
Dor is very welcome 10 cur citizens, al
though many join With ye editor in the
belief that tne drst passenger road
reaching as will be branch Of the
Northern Psoifio. running from near
OeatrsIia, Lewis County. - aberdeen
Herald.
WHAT WE WARRIOR principal wants
4 resent are. nrst, physician, Wht
would have charge Of small drug store;
second, Q tinsmItn and general tinker.
and third, mail reute direct TO Monte
ssno, via Setsop. Elms and the Oheha-
lis. We think that a young physician,
with q little capital for Q little drug
store. could live very wall here. He
would have scope Of about twenty i've
miles en- either side of Shelton; the
nearest one to rs, aud the emily one lie
the county ie on the Skokomish RessE-
Walton, and the sick and ailine oset
here generally send to Olympia for DR.
Riley, who has an extensive practice In
Olympia and vicinity, and II q phyei-
clan wa located az Shslson all these
could go TO him. and he could respond
more promptly than the doctor at Olym-
pia. TakiBg it all into consideration,
We think doctor coOld be Supported IN
Mason county. and pick mp q practics
for the ia urs. Mason ceu1sy, and
Sh slton 10 particular, 10 growing ell til,
time. aud there Is no backward OF ret
Fograd movement in ifs development,
nor Is such movement foreseen. A iiu-
smIth buRht 10 DO pretty well here, will
tbs tools for making aud mendinR tin
ware, cutters, stovepipe, and other ar
ticles for household use. IL mast b.
tried to Rel any idea OF what Is in IL.
We need mail route direct TO Monte
sano. and passing through the settle
menls on the Ssts0p and In the Cheba-
lis as on the Satsop and In that vicinity
there are no less than one hundrs d fami-
lies, and claims for as many more, which
will be taken mp shortly; and some have
TO come as much as twenty miles for
their mail. There are many settlements
Il ing TIE route, and II would be g siR
benefit T. those on the route and 70 Shell
ton We also want q direct mail CON-
mlnicatinn With Skokomish.--Mason
CoHHtg journal.
TACOMA Organizes BoARD OF
tRADE.-but few persons were presei 8
st tue meeting Of the Board Of Trade
last evening. at the court house. The
report Of the COMMITTEES, composed Of
Messrs. Steele, Weisbach, Carroll, Pat
rick and Nixon. vas read, together with
an address 10 the people Of Tacoma
II vas decided that the name Of the as
sociation shall be The Tacoma Board
Of Trade" and that its OH sce is 10 assist
IN the Developments OF tie manufactnr
ing. commercial and j. dastFial interests
Of she city, and 10 further public im-
pfovements AMI toe vesrral welfare
The con mit,ee suggested that the zoe,
Of N mtership thsuid be IS. with
monthly dut 8 the first year Of Is GEMS,
payahle quart rly. olmmIttee OF one
from each ward was appointed 10 solicil
members. TIE committee is carsposed
OF d B Hannah, 7 L Nixor, n. Kauf-
man and p. A. Pauls0n.-Ledger.